The last music biopic I watched was Elvis, and it left me so disappointed that I started losing faith in the genre. A Complete Unknown restored that faith. Though it’s not perfect, it struck the right emotional chords to make me tear up more than once—something that often goes a long way for me when judging a film.
Does this movie say anything new about Bob Dylan? Not really. Is it historically accurate? Far from it. Does it take bold…
This was about as massive as a movie could ever feel. It felt huge! Watching it in IMAX 70mm was the right move for sure. I'm also amazed that they succeeded in depicting riding giant sand worms without making it look cheesy or fake.
Acting: 5/5
Directing: 5/5
Screenplay: 4.5/5
Cinematography: 5/5
Editing: 5/5
Costume Design: 5/5
Sound Design: 5/5
Visual effects: 5/5
Replay Value: 5/5
I wasn't expecting to care so deeply about characters in a godzilla movie, least of all have tears in my eyes at the end. To say my expectations were exceeded is an understatement; i think this movie may have just set a new bar in it's class!
My only one criticism is that Godzilla didn't have enough dialogue, could have given him at least a catch phrase...
